Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-25

quality. The conductors who run in
and out of Yankton now wear the pre-
scribsd uniforms but there is q kick
among the train hands about the watches,
as there will be considerable expense
attached to the procurement Of the re-
quired sort.
Bookings has received 8 proposition
from the Aurora shirt factory for the
location of that establishment at Brook
lngs, a bonus OF $4,000 being asked.
Yankton has also responded to q prop
osition from the proprlstors of
of this industry. 1t seems posi-
BILE that the factory will go the highest
bidder. What is to prevent some resi-
dent of Yankton from going into the
business and receiving the benefit OF a
FOCAL subsidy? Home enterprise Is de-
serving Of encouragement.
The condition of Mrs. Nellie Burdick,
daughter OF Mrs. General Beadle, ia one
which, appeals strongly to the SYM
pathies OF this community, where she
mas been known since her girlhood days.
She is very low and her recovery can
hardly be expected, yet should she re-
gain Der bodily strength 1t will be with
mental faculties shattered beyond repair.
She ID Frustrated by catelepsy, induced
by acute physical suffering, and the
brain has yielded to the nervous malady.
It is sad indeed to contemplate this
wreck of young womanhood. All that
medical skill can attain is provided in
her case, but her relatives feel that her
condition is hopeless.
w. T. Burns, Major Harry Human,
Frank Ziebaoh and John U. Murphy
left Yankton this forenoon on a boating
expedition down the Missouri to the
Jim, up which stream they will row TO
Jim river house. These young men may
be put down as very reckless citizens, as
they started out grubless and without 9
change Of clothing and without having
any n along to show them the way.
The distance which they intended to
cover between noon and dark is IN all
days drive and the wind which has
blown from tho south all day could not
help tjem much in %propelling down the
Missouri. Their emaciated forms may
be looked for again about Sunday next.
This morning G.. A. Archer drove his
buggy horse to the Northwestern depot
and left the animal to be driven back to
the CITY By G. N. Cool, Mr., Archer
having arranged to leave on the train
The horse was fastened to a telegraph
pole near the track, and on engine
moving around made so much noise that
the horse pulled loose and started for
town. going south on Walnut street. In
front of DR.. Medregor's house, q travel
ing man stopped the runaway and drove
back to the depot, arriving just in time
to catch the go train east. About ten
minutes after the train had left, b. a
Bruce, who intended taking passage for
Wakonda, reached the depot, and he ano
Mr.. Cool took the horse and buggy and
went to the Milwaukee depot where the
train was Just ready to pull out. A very
accommodating horse.
Below the city the river is still cutting
on the Dakota side and both the Mil
waukee and Northwestern will have :,
move their tracks. The Milwaukee's new
grade was finished Saturday night read,
for the shifting of the track. MI
Risling:s farm is going into the rive
rapidly, q portion Of his grove having
already been swallowed up. A portion
r of the Stone estate is also threatened. A
! the point where the railroad trac!
is endangered there is q ban
only three feet above the present 10,
stage of water and beyond this bank j
low ground all the way to the Jim. Whe
the next freshet comes the river wi.
pour through this opening and take
Ishort cut to the Jim. Thousands {
acres of property are thus placed
Jeopardy. In front OF the city the rive
~evinces q disposition to send it's channt
back to the Dakota side. 1t is mo-
flowing in strongly and eatirg away til
= big bar. If this shift is made it will n
9 iieve the pressure at the e%ndangere
point below and avert much destruction
' a little money properly expended woul
bring about this result.
This morning Drs. Ramsey and Mile
who are in the city and have been adve
Using to do all dental work withor
!, pain, we're arrested under a warral
sworn out by DR.. w. FL, Il. Brown, WI
charges that these gentlemen are pacti
:, ing dentistry without a license. III
preliminary examination was held b
9 fore Judge Pratt at a late hour th
afternoon. These dentists came fro
: st. Paul to yanktop, and they we
ignorant of the Dakota dental Law 81
it seems that this ignorance has g
them into hot water. II is necsssary.f
s. them to present their diplomas to q
territorial board of dental examiner
and il this board finds the diplom
correct a license, or permit, to practi
will be granted. This law the gentl
raen will comply with and they We
awaiting the arrival of the requir
- papers from st. Panl when the ART
=, was made. In the interim they {
doing no work, except extracting tee
which any one can do, bat they have q
W cidea to remain six weeks instead of ty
'it' The fine for practicinp dentistry withC